Commercial Seaweeds Industry

Global Commercial Seaweeds Industry was valued at USD 12.25 Billion in the year 2017. Global Commercial Seaweeds Industry is further estimated to grow at a CAGR of 9.4% from 2019 to reach USD 24.57 Billion by the year 2025.Asia Pacific region holds the highest Industry share in 2017 and North America is considered as the fastest growing Industry in the forecasted period. At a country level, Japan, China and South Korea are projected to grow strongly in the coming years.

Major market players in Commercial Seaweeds Industry are E.I. Dupont De Nemours and Company, Cargill, Roullier Group, Compo Gmbh & Co. Kg, Biostadt India Ltd, Acadian Seaplants Ltd, Brandt, CP Kelco, Gelymar and Seasol International Pty. Ltd., Seasol International Pty. Ltd, and brief information of 10 companies will be provided in the report. Rising research and development expenses to address the changing demand of end users. Similarly, growth strategies such as acquisition, merger and expansion of the distribution network were few techniques adopted by most of the top players in the last 5 years.

SWOT Analysis of Commercial Seaweeds Industry:Strength: Growing Awareness of Medicinal Uses of Seaweed Rising Demand for Asian Cuisine in the Western WorldWeakness: High Arsenic and Mercury ContentOpportunities: Technological and Scientific advancements Demand for Seaweed Derived SnacksThreats: Occurrence of Natural Calamities Resulting in a Decline in the Production of Seaweeds

The Global Commercial Seaweeds is segmented as by type, by form, by application and by region. On the basis of type, the Industry is segmented as Brown Seaweed, Green Seaweed and Red Seaweed of which Red Seaweed holds the highest Industry share. Red seaweed is used on a large-scale, due to its easy availability and use in a wide-range of industrial sectors. On the basis of form type, the global seaweed Industry is segmented as liquid, flakes and powder of which powder form of seaweed expected to hold the highest Industry share in the forecasted period.